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Experimental Drawing

What is Experimental Drawing?

Experimental drawing breaks away rom tradition. It is not bound by perspective, proportion, or polish, but ed instead by intuition, sensation, nd material play. This approach welcomes the unpredictable: it values he process over the product, the gesture over the outcome. It is an act of surrender, allowing meaning to emerge through movement, accident, and instinct.

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